After reading Multifamily Millionaire and The House Hacking Strategy, it seems like the tendency is to do a FHA 3.5% loan.

Hello all. I am looking at options in the near future to take the house my parents currently own off their hands as they will be moving to a new state in the next couple of months. My goal is to eventually own the hou...

Here is a strategy I've been working on.

Your investment in a triplex in rural NE North Dakota, with a focus on cash flow and long-term appreciation, is a smart strategy, especially considering the distressed nature of the units and your plan for incremental updates.

Since I will invest in the Augusta, GA, I'm trying to figure out what strategy to take for the next 3-5 years.

However, as they witnessed success, they began to trust and invest.By using this five-step strategy, I was able to attract top investors who share our investment objectives.

i was trying to figure out how to say to not choose a strategy solely because of perceived yield.

To help guide you on your visits to these ongoing projects, could you share if you're focusing on the BRRRR method or the Fix and Flip strategy?

I am interested in the buy and hold strategy for single and small multifamily properties.

S8 has its pros and cons. 3 of my doors are S8 and it’s ok overall but a tool rather than a strategy.